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This is a great time for music and digital media. Earlier this year, Apple CEO Steve Jobs writes an open letter to the industry regarding selling music with out DRM (Digital Rights Management). Record labels like DRM because users can’t easily copy songs. The consumers, those who actually are paying for the music, hate it […]

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I’ve been using Quicksilver for quite sometime now, but still I learn a few new things today while watching the QuickSilver tutorial screencast over at myMacBUZZ.
Quicksilver is more then just a launcher for your Mac, it’s a unified, extensible interface for working with applications, contacts, music and other data. Quicksilver will change the way you […]

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Incase you haven’t notice, all your mobile phone will be obsolete by next year, 2008. Apple just re-ivented the phone. You can read about it at MyMacBuzz, and almost all Apple or gadget sites every where.
Apart from the web, other topic area that interest me are HCI (Human Computer Interaction). I like to see […]

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4th day to the new year, and the month of Apple bugs project has already had 4 bugs reported. Their target is to have one bug each day of the month. Although the second bug technically is not an Apple bug as it’s a flaw in an open source, non-Apple application, the VLC Player.
First […]

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2006 was a great year for Apple, but it looks like Apple is looking for a better year in 2007. There is a little teaser image on Apple’s site.
I’m pretty sure that most Mac fans like myself are pretty excited about MacWorld 2007. OSX Leopard, the Apple phone (the iPhone) and other cool stuff […]

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Rumors going on in the Mac blogosphere that the next Mac OSX upgrade, Leopard will include a new file system called ZFS. Some French Mac site put up a screenshot. I remembered reading something about ZFS file system while I was playing around with my Gentoo installation, but I end up using Reiser4. As […]

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A “security expert” that only wants to be identified as “LMH” has picked the month January 2007 as the starting point for a month long project in which each passing day will feature a previously undocumented security hole in Apple’s OSX operating system or in Apple application that run on top of it.
It’s going to […]

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